Ronald Reagan

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation Presents

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Berle Adams

Berle Adams on Ronald Reagan, President of the Screen Actors Guild, granting a waiver allowing MCA to function as both an agency and a production company, creating the first residual payments for actors and writers

03:37

William Clotworthy

William Clotworthy on representing advertisers on General Electric Theater, hosted by Ronald Reagan

06:20

William Clotworthy on his friendship with Ronald Reagan

01:05

Warren Cowan

Publicist Warren Cowan on publicizing Ronald Reagan (who at that time did not fly) and the series General Electric Theater

02:20

Richard Crenna

Richard Crenna on playing Ronald Reagan

03:29

Walter Cronkite

Walter Cronkite on a funny story when he was reporting football games and the wire went down, so he had to "make up" the rest of the game; later Ronald Reagan may have appropriated the story

02:06

Richard Dawson

Richard Dawson on Ronald Reagan as President

03:48

Fred de Cordova

Fred de Cordova on directing Ronald Reagan in the feature "Bedtime for Bonzo" and directing various other Universal features

04:08

Sam Donaldson

Sam Donaldson on Ronald Reagan

02:05

Sam Donaldson on covering the assassination attempt on President Reagan as ABC White House correspondent

06:34

Jerry Falwell

Jerry Falwell on the formation and goals of his right wing political organization the Moral Majority, and on his involvement with Ronald Reagan

04:53

Michael J. Fox

Michael J. Fox on Ronald Reagan wanting to be on Family Ties

00:20

Albert Freedman

Albert Freedman on Ronald Reagan's involvement with the Hollywood Blacklist

00:29

Arthur Gardner

Arthur Gardner on his recollections of fellow actors, William Holden, Clark Gable and Ronald Regan

01:32

Greg Garrison

Greg Garrison on the advent of The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts and the first roast, featuring Ronald Reagan

04:24

Frank Gifford

Frank Gifford on Presidents such as Ronald Regan and other note worthy guests that had cameos on Monday Night Football

01:06

Gary David Goldberg

Gary David Goldberg on Family Ties being the favorite show of Ronald Reagan and how the show reflected the Reagan era

03:21

Leonard H. Goldenson

Leonard H. Goldenson on a photo with Ronald Reagan

00:34

Don Herbert

Don Herbert on working with Ronald Reagan on General Electric Theater

04:07

Eddie Kean

Eddie Kean on meeting Ronald Reagan

02:53

Jack Klugman

Jack Klugman on how his love of muckrakers lead to his role on Quincy, M.E.

00:39

Ted Koppel

Ted Koppel on the end of the Iran Hostage Crisis during Reagan's presidency

00:53

Piper Laurie

Piper Laurie on working with Ronald Reagan

01:20

Richard Lewis

Richard Lewis on producing The General Electric Theater, hosted by Ronald Reagan

02:36

Frank Liberman

Frank Liberman on working with Ronald Reagan

01:14

James Lipton

James Lipton on producing the Bob Hope special Happy Birthday, Bob with then-president Ronald Reagan as a guest

09:20

Bob Markell

Bob Markell on working with Tennessee Williams, Leonard Bernstein, Ronald Regan, Kukla, Fran and Ollie and others on The Bicentennial Minutes

03:09

Tony Mottola

Tony Mottola on a photo at the Reagan White House with Perry Como and Frank Sinatra

01:09

Roger Mudd

Roger Mudd on Walter Cronkite killing one of his stories on Ronald Reagan

02:57

Fess Parker

Fess Parker on losing out on a part to Ronald Reagan

03:20

Marty Pasetta

Marty Pasetta on directing Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan's Inaugural specials

02:47

Marty Pasetta on how the Ronald Reagan assassination attempt affected the Academy Awards

02:16

Marty Pasetta on directing the special Let Poland Be Poland

01:05

Jorge Ramos

Jorge Ramos on his first professional job on Televisa radio and covering the assassination attempt on President Ronald Reagan

05:42

John Rich

John Rich on the live broadcast of the opening of Disneyland ("Dateline: Disneyland")(airdate: July 17, 1955); on Reagan as an actor

10:02

Stanley Rubin

Stanley Rubin on Ronald Reagan as host of General Electric Theater

04:31

Stanley Rubin on a photo with cast and crew from General Electric Theater

00:35

Stanley Rubin on a photo with cast and crew from General Electric Theater

01:43

Bob Schieffer

Bob Schieffer on covering Ronald Reagan as chief Washington correspondent for CBS News

01:06

Reese Schonfeld

Reese Schonfeld on CNN allowing independent presidential candidate John Anderson to partake in a debate with Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan that he was excluded from, via tape delay

05:32

Reese Schonfeld on CNN's relationship with the Reagan administration

04:26

Robert Smigel

Robert Smigel on Phil Hartman's impression of Ronald Reagan (as an evil mastermind) on Saturday Night Live, and on changing up the way the show and others had done Reagan impressions in the past

02:34

Howard K. Smith

Howard K. Smith on moderating presidential debates

01:21

Howard K. Smith on his thoughts on Ronald Reagan

00:30

John Strauss

John Strauss on an interview newspaper columnist Hal Humphrey conducted with Ronald Reagan

02:14

Ted Turner

Ted Turner on suing the White House for access

00:51

Ted Turner on how the White House kept CNN out of the pool in the early '80s

02:30

Tony Verna

Tony Verna on directing an interview with then President-elect Ronald Reagan

02:28

John Walsh

John Walsh on getting legislation passed to help find missing children

02:50

Alan Young

Alan Young on Ronald Reagan

02:20

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